EP1848338A1 - Elektromechanische stechhilfe zur gewinnung flüssiger proben - Google Patents
Elektromechanische stechhilfe zur gewinnung flüssiger probenInfo
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- EP1848338A1 EP1848338A1 EP06707907A EP06707907A EP1848338A1 EP 1848338 A1 EP1848338 A1 EP 1848338A1 EP 06707907 A EP06707907 A EP 06707907A EP 06707907 A EP06707907 A EP 06707907A EP 1848338 A1 EP1848338 A1 EP 1848338A1
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Definitions
- Electromechanical lancing device for obtaining liquid samples
- the invention relates to a portable lancing device for obtaining liquid samples, in particular for obtaining blood drops for the determination of blood glucose concentrations. Furthermore, the invention relates to a system for obtaining liquid samples, in particular for obtaining blood drops for the determination of blood glucose concentrations, which has at least one inventive portable lancing device and a charging station for charging at least one long-term energy storage of the portable lancing device.
- the monitoring of the blood glucose concentration is an essential part of the daily routine for diabetics.
- the blood glucose concentration must be determined quickly and easily several times a day in order to be able to take appropriate medical measures if necessary.
- the corresponding mobile devices are often used, which are space-saving and easy to handle, so that the blood glucose concentration can be done, for example, at work or in leisure.
- a corresponding liquid sample is provided. This is typically done by means of a so-called lancet system z. B. by means of a spring system driven lancet needle, a skin area of the patient is perforated, whereby a drop of blood is generated.
- lancet systems or lancing aids are known from the prior art and are commercially available in various embodiments. Such lancet systems are described, for example, in DE 103 02 501 A1 or in DE 100 47 419 A1 described. Also lancing devices with magazine systems for receiving and dispensing multiple lancets are known from these publications.
- the generated blood drop is then analyzed for its blood glucose concentration.
- diagnostic methods which use, for example, optical or electrochemical measuring methods.
- An example of a commonly used measuring method uses a special type of electrochemical test strips, which may be constructed, for example, that a predetermined amount of blood is passed through a capillary system to an electrode system.
- This electrode system may be e.g. to gold electrodes, which are provided with a coating.
- the coating usually contains various enzymes and so-called mediators and causes charge carriers (for example in the form of redox molecules) to form on the electrodes within the sample, the concentration of which depends on the blood glucose concentration.
- the concentration of these charge carriers can be determined by means of the gold electrodes and a suitable measuring system known to the person skilled in the art, for example by means of a comparatively simple current-voltage measurement, whereby the blood glucose concentration can be calculated back.
- test device is known from US 2002/0170823 A1, which can be used for a plurality of substance analyzes in body fluids, for example for measuring blood glucose concentrations.
- the measuring device described has an ergonomic hand-held device and a base station, wherein the hand-held device and the base station can exchange data via an interface.
- the handheld portable device is powered by a series of lithium batteries.
- a portable lancing device is to be made available, which is easy to operate even for children or motorized patients.
- a portable lancing device for obtaining liquid samples in particular for obtaining blood drops for determining blood glucose concentrations, is proposed. Furthermore, a system for obtaining liquid samples is proposed, which has a portable lancing device according to the invention and a charging station for charging at least one long-term energy storage of the portable lancing device.
- the portable lancing device has at least one lancet system, wherein the lancet system has at least one lancet and at least one clamping device for clamping the lancet system.
- This lancet system can be, for example, lancet systems known to the person skilled in the art, for example lancet systems whose tensioning device has a spring system (see, for example, DE 100 47 419 A1 or DE 103 02 501 A1).
- the portable lancing aid according to the invention is also flexible with regard to the configuration of the lancet, so that in principle any lancet known to the person skilled in the art can be used.
- the lancet may have at least one lancet needle, in particular a disposable lancet needle, which is exchanged for hygienic reasons after one or a few puncture procedures against a new lancet needle.
- the lancet may also have analogous configurations, such as prismatic sharp-edged lancets or the like.
- the portable lancing device can have a single lancet or a plurality of lancets. In the latter case is advantageously a magazine for recording and / or Issue of lancets used. Such a magazine is described for example in DE 103 02 501 Al.
- the portable lancing device has at least one electromechanical actuator, wherein the clamping device can be tensioned by the at least one electromechanical actuator.
- This at least one electromechanical actuator advantageously has at least one electric motor, for example a DC motor.
- Other electromechanical actuators are also possible, for example magnetic systems (e.g., solenoids) or piezo systems.
- the at least one electromechanical actuator can, for example, be connected directly or via one or more transmissions to the at least one lancet system, in particular to the at least one tensioning device. This transmission may, for example, have a drive via one or more drive belts or via one or more gears.
- the portable lancing device has at least one rechargeable long-term energy storage connected to the at least one electromechanical actuator for storing electrical energy.
- a long-term energy storage is to be understood in particular as meaning an energy storage device for storing electrical energy, which keeps a charge or electrical energy virtually unchanged even in the absence of electrical load even after days.
- the electrical energy or charge without load should be within about three days to not less than 40 percent of the original energy or charge dropped.
- This long-term energy storage may, for example, be a battery. It has proven to be particularly advantageous if accumulators, in particular lithium-ion accumulators, and / or lithium polymer accumulators are used.
- NimH nickel-cadmium accumulators and / or nickel-metal hydride accumulators
- other types of accumulators are additionally or alternatively applicable.
- capacitors with a long-term storage effect for example so-called “supercaps” (also called ultra-capacitors) .
- supercaps similar to batteries or accumulators, can also partially remove stored electrical energy, and the self-discharge of these components is very great After 30 days without load, typical supercaps still have about 60-70% of their original charge, Such components also have the advantage of quick chargeability in comparison to conventional accumulators.
- the portable lancing device furthermore has at least one externally accessible interface, wherein the at least one long-term energy storage device stores electrical energy.
- the at least one interface can be, for example, one or more electrodes, for example metal electrodes, which are or are arranged on the outside of the housing. These metal electrodes can then be supplied with electrical energy by a corresponding counter interface (eg a charging interface or charging station, see below), eg by connection to a corresponding voltage source.
- a corresponding counter interface eg a charging interface or charging station, see below
- the at least one long-term energy storage of the portable lancing device can be recharged at regular intervals.
- the at least one interface can also have a device for inductive charging of the at least one long-term storage.
- the at least one interface may comprise a secondary coil of a transformer electrically connected to the at least one long-term storage and a transformer core, so that the at least one long-term storage can be inductively charged essentially by applying a primary coil to the transformer core and applying an alternating voltage to this primary coil.
- this primary coil can be part of a charging station, in which the portable lancing device can be inserted.
- the charging can take place, for example, if a charge state indication indicates that a minimum charge state of the at least one long-term energy store has been undershot. Therefore, it has proven to be particularly advantageous if the portable lancing device has a charge state display for displaying an electrical charge state of the at least one long-time energy storage device for storing electrical energy.
- a charge state display for displaying an electrical charge state of the at least one long-time energy storage device for storing electrical energy.
- Such state of charge displays are known to the person skilled in the art and can have, for example, simple optical and / or acoustic displays.
- the state of charge display can have an optical segment display, for example in the form of one or more light emitting diodes, which indicates the state of charge of the at least one long-term energy store.
- a warning message to a user of the portable lancing device are issued, in particular a warning message in the form of an optical or acoustic signal when the state of charge of the at least one long-term energy storage reaches or falls below a predetermined minimum charge state.
- a warning message in the form of an optical or acoustic signal when the state of charge of the at least one long-term energy storage reaches or falls below a predetermined minimum charge state.
- the user can be warned when the state of charge of the at least one long-term energy storage is no longer sufficient to cause a tensioning operation of the lancet system, or even if the state of charge only for a few clamping operations (for example, sufficient for a daily number of blood glucose measurements) sufficient.
- z. B. prevents the user or patient on the road (for example, during leisure or at work) due to an unexpectedly depleted long-term energy storage of the portable lancing device can not perform blood glucose measurement.
- the portable lancing device according to the invention has a number of advantages over the lancing devices known from the prior art.
- no more mechanical effort by the user is required because the at least one lancet system of the portable lancing device is stretched by means of the at least one electromechanical actuator. Therefore, the portable lancing device according to the invention can also be used comfortably by motor-impaired patients or by children.
- a one-handed operation of the portable lancing device according to the invention is easily possible. If the state of charge of the at least one long-term energy store, in particular of a rechargeable battery, falls below a predetermined minimum value, then the user or patient is warned accordingly so that the at least one long-term energy repository can either be recharged or exchanged.
- a device may be provided by means of which the clamping device can be clamped manually, so that even with emptied or almost empty long-term energy storage still a tensioning of the lancet system is possible, but this time under mechanical effort of the patient.
- the portable lancing device can also be designed so that at least one clamping state sensor is provided, which detects at least one clamping state of the clamping device of the portable lancing device.
- means may be provided, for example a corresponding electronic device (eg a microcomputer or other electronic components) which analyze the detected clamping state of the tensioning device.
- a clamping operation can be triggered. For example, if it is found that the lancet system is in an untensioned state (eg, after the lancet system has been triggered), the at least one tensioning device can be automatically re-tensioned. The portable lancing device is thus ready for use again. No further user intervention is required.
- the portable lancing device has a magazine for receiving a plurality of lancets.
- the system can then, for example, be designed so that a new lancet is automatically selected during each tightening process of the lancet system, whereby an unhygienic multiple use of the same lancet can be avoided.
- you can the selection of the lancet can also be done manually by a user, for example via a corresponding knob on the magazine.
- This invention is particularly advantageous expandable by the portab Ie lancing device according to the invention in a system for obtaining liquid samples, in particular for obtaining blood drops for the determination of blood glucose concentrations, used in addition to at least one portable lancing device according to the invention further a charging station for charging the at least a long-term energy storage device for storing electrical energy of the at least one portable lancing device.
- One or more portable lancing devices can be connected to a charging station.
- Such charging stations also called docking stations
- Such systems are also known, for example, from US Pat. No. 6,524,240 B1 for charging portable medical devices.
- An example of an electronic circuit of such charging stations, which prevents a portable device inserted into the charging station from being activated when a charging current flows, is known, for example, from DE 40 36 479 A1.
- the charging station may have at least one charging interface, which is connected to at least one electrical energy source or is connectable.
- This connection can also take place, for example, via one or more switches (for example selector switch or on / off switch) and via an electronic circuit, so that, for example, a corresponding voltage transformation, overvoltage protection and / or a corresponding time circuit can be used, whereby the Handling the system can be easily and safely configured.
- the at least one portable lancing device should be connectable to the charging station in such a way that the at least one charging interface is connected to the at least one interface of the portable lancing device.
- This connection between the portable lancing device and the charging station for example, be done by the portable lancing device is inserted into a corresponding recess of the charging station, wherein advantageously the at least one portable lancing device when inserting is aligned so that the at least one interface of the portable lancing device in electrical contact with the at least one charging interface of the charging station is.
- Figure 1 is a perspective view of a portable lancing device according to the invention with the housing open;
- Figure 2 is a perspective view of a system according to the invention for
- FIG 3 is a plan view of a charging station of the embodiment of Figure 2.
- FIG. 4 shows a schematic flowchart of a method for obtaining
- FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of a portable lancing device 110 according to the invention is shown in a perspective view.
- the portable lancing device 110 has a housing 112, which is open in the representation of Figure 1 for illustrative purposes.
- a housing cover 114 may be removed from the remainder of the housing 112 by loosening corresponding screws 116 (see also Figure 2) which connect the housing cover 114 to the remaining housing 112 via corresponding threaded holes 118.
- the portable lancing device 110 also has a lancet system 120.
- the design and mode of operation of this lancet system 120 can be carried out, for example, analogously to the embodiment of a lancet system 120 disclosed in DE 102 23 558 A1.
- Other embodiments of lancet systems 120 can also be used, for example a design according to the lancet system 120 disclosed in DE 103 12 357 A1.
- the lancet system 120 has a tensioning device 122 and a trigger button 124.
- the lancet system 120 has a drum magazine 126 (largely concealed in FIG. 1) for receiving a plurality of disposable lancets 128. Such a drum magazine 126 is described in DE 103 02 501 Al.
- the lancet system 120 has a rotatably mounted lancet cap 130 in whose front side (not visible in FIG. 1) an outlet hole for the lancet 128 is attached.
- the lancet cap 130 is designed to be removable, so that by removing the lancet cap 130, the drum magazine 126 can be replaced. By turning the lancet cap 130, the puncture depth of the lancets 128 can be further adjusted.
- a rotary knob 132 on the lancet cap 130 opposite end of the lancet system 120 the drum magazine 126 can be adjusted and thus a new, unused disposable lancet 128 are selected.
- the selection of a disposable lancet 128 is done manually by the user.
- a device may also be provided by means of which a new disposable lancet 128 is automatically selected from the drum magazine 126 after each piercing operation.
- the portable lancing device 110 in the embodiment according to FIG. 1 has a DC motor 134.
- This DC motor 134 is connected to the tensioning device 122 of the lancet system 120 via a transmission 136 having two gears 138, 140 in this example.
- the tensioning device 122 of the lancet system 120 can be tensioned.
- other electromechanical actuators can be used instead of the DC motor 134, for example, magnetic actuators, piezo actuators or even more complex types of motors, such as stepper motors.
- the portable lancing device 110 has a clamping state sensor 142, which can detect a clamping state of the clamping device 122 of the lancet system 120.
- the chucking state sensor 142 is a sensor which detects a position of the gear 140 of the transmission 136 and obtains information about this position as to whether the chuck 122 is cocked or not.
- This clamping state sensor for example, be part of the DC motor 134, for example, an angular position of the DC motor 134 is determined, which in turn can be closed to an angular position of the gears 138, 140 and / or the transmission 136 back.
- Particularly simple is the detection of a voltage state when instead of a simple DC motor 134, a stepper motor is used.
- a first clamping state sensor 142 detects a tensioned state of the tensioning device 122 and a second tensioning state sensor 142 detects an untensioned state of the tensioning device 122.
- the portable lancing device 110 has a lithium-ion accumulator 144 and an electronic control board 146.
- the lithium-ion accumulator 144 supplies the DC motor 134 and the electronic control board 146 with electrical energy. Due to the high energy density of the lithium ion accumulator 144, with minimum accumulator size, typically up to approximately one hundred clamping operations of the clamping device 122 by the DC motor 134 are possible. Furthermore, the self-discharge of such lithium-ion accumulators 144 is comparatively low. Overall, with average usage of the portable lancing device 110 (typically between five and fifteen times per day), this causes an electrical charge of the lithium-ion accumulator 144 to be weekly or, more rarely, sufficient.
- the electronic control board 146 of the portable lancing device 110 is designed in this embodiment so that the clamping state of the clamping device 122 detected by the clamping state sensor 142 is used for automatically tensioning the lancet system 120.
- the chuck condition sensor 142 detects that the chuck 122 of the lancet system 120 is in an untensioned state (eg, after the lancet system 120 is triggered)
- the DC motor 134 is automatically actuated by the electronic control board 146, such that the chuck 122 is again cocked and the portable lancing device 110 is thus ready for operation again.
- the portable lancing device 110 is possible, for example, the form that a clamping operation of the clamping device 122 via the DC motor 134 is triggered only by a corresponding action of a user, for example by pressing a corresponding input button on a surface of the portable lancing device 110th
- the portable lancing device 110 in the embodiment according to Figure 1 an interface 148, which is arranged in this embodiment on the electronic control board 146 and protrudes through the housing cover 114 in the closed state of the housing 112 and thus accessible from the outside and can be contacted.
- This interface 148 may in particular comprise one or more metal contacts. Via this interface 148, the lithium-ion accumulator 144 can be electrically charged.
- an embodiment of the portable lancing device 110 is possible, in which information can be exchanged via the interface 148, for example to provide the electronic control board 146 with information about the patient (eg information about a puncture depth of the lancet system 120).
- FIG. 2 shows an embodiment of a system 210 according to the invention for obtaining liquid samples, in particular for obtaining blood drops for determining blood glucose concentrations.
- the system 210 has a portable lancing device 110 according to the exemplary embodiment illustrated in FIG. 1 (in this illustration with the housing cover 114 closed) and a charging station 212.
- the portable lancing device 110 is inserted into a correspondingly shaped recess 214 of the charging station 212.
- this charging station 212 is shown again in plan view, wherein the recess 214 is clearly visible.
- the charging station 212 has a housing 216, into which the recess 214 is embedded, which is configured such that the housing 112 of the portable lancing device 110 can be inserted into the charging station 212 in such a way that the interface 148 of the portable lancing device 110 assists
- the charging interface 310 is in turn connected to a network connection 218.
- This connection between the charging interface 310 and the network connection 218 advantageously does not take place directly but via a corresponding circuit - Chende electronic circuit, which may have, in particular, for example, switches, overvoltage protection, a voltage transformer and / or other electronic components.
- the lithium-ion accumulator 144 of the portable lancing device 110 is optimally charged electrically and is not damaged by incorrect handling or electrical interference (eg mains fluctuations or short circuits).
- the charging station 212 is provided with a flat underside 220, so that the charging station 212 can be positioned safely and without risk of tipping on even surfaces with inserted portable lancing device 110.
- Charging stations 212 having a plurality of recesses 214 and charging interfaces 310 for simultaneously charging a plurality of portable lancing aids 110 are also possible, which can be used, for example, in hospital operation.
- the portable lancing aid 110 has a charge status indicator 222 on its housing cover 114 in this exemplary embodiment.
- This state of charge indicator 222 which may also be positioned elsewhere on the housing 112, is in this embodiment a segment display with five LEDs. designed the segments, wherein z. B. a lighting up of all five LED segments corresponds to the highest state of charge of the lithium-ion battery 144, a flashing none of the segments of the state of charge indicator 222 a state of charge in which the lithium-ion accumulator 144 is completely emptied.
- the light-emitting diode segments can, for example, also have different colors in order to alert a user to a low state of charge.
- Other configurations of the charge state indicator 222 are possible (see above).
- the state of charge indicator 222 may be driven by the electronic control board 146.
- FIG. 4 shows a schematic flow chart of a possible embodiment of a method for obtaining liquid samples, in particular for obtaining blood drops for determining blood glucose concentrations, wherein in particular a system 210 for obtaining liquid samples according to the exemplary embodiment according to FIG. 2 is used ,
- the method steps illustrated in FIG. 4 do not necessarily have to be carried out in the sequence shown. Also, further, not shown, process steps can be performed.
- a disposable lancet 128 is selected, which can be done, for example, by means of a rotary knob 132 of a portable lancing aid 110 according to the exemplary embodiment in FIG.
- a clamping state of a clamping device 122 of a lancet system 120 is then detected by means of a clamping state sensor 142.
- the detected clamping state is checked. If it is determined (method step 416) that the clamping device 122 is in an unstressed state, then method step 418 is carried out, in which the clamping device 122 of the lancet system 120 is tensioned by means of the DC motor 134.
- method step 414 If, on the other hand, it is determined in method step 414 that clamping device 122 is already in the clamped state (method step 420), then method step 418 (clamping of lancet system 120) is skipped. Subsequently, in both cases, the lancet system 120 is ready for operation, and the lancet system 120 can be triggered (for example by actuating the release button 124) (method step 422).
- the state of stress in method step 412 and the checking of the voltage state in method step 414 can also take place continuously or at regular intervals, for example, so that the lancet system 120 is constantly in a stretched state due to this continuous check is held.
- the clamping 418 of the lancet system also triggered by a corresponding input of a user done.
- a charge state of the lithium-ion accumulator 144 is detected.
- This detection of the state of charge in method step 424 does not necessarily have to take place after the triggering 422 of lancet system 120, but the state of charge detection can also take place, for example, continuously or at regular intervals or at other points in the method sequence.
- the state of charge is displayed in method step 426, for example by means of the charge state display 222, to a user of the portable lancing device 110.
- a query may be performed in which it is checked whether the state of charge falls below a predetermined minimum state of charge.
- a warning message is output to a user in method step 432, for example in the form of an acoustic or optical warning signal.
- the lithium ion accumulator 144 is charged with the portable lancing device 110, for example by inserting the portable lancing device 110 into the charging station 212 as shown in FIG. 2, wherein the charging station 212 is connected to the electrical connection via the mains connection 218 is supplied.
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